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March 1 down the years

365 not out

Garry Sobers goes big with his maiden Test century

March 2 down the years

Immoveable

Waugh and Blewett bat all day

March 3 down the years

Cricket's darkest day

Sri Lanka's cricketers are shot at by terrorists in Lahore

March 4 down the years

Wonderbat or Warne's bunny?

A world-class batsman with an Achilles heel

March 5 down the years

Botham's final fling

Beefy caps it with a classic

March 6 down the years

Shane's shame

Warne loses the plot and his head

March 7 down the years

The swaggering king

Birth of the most fearsome hitter ever

March 8 down the years

Quite a character

The left-armer with the textbook action

March 9 down the years

Sachin 1 Shane 0

A Tendulkar masterclass in Chennai

March 10 down the years

Out on a high

An era ends with a bang

March 11 down the years

A late starter

Birth of an Indian colossus

March 12 down the years

The most exhilarating ODI of them all

Australia build a mountain; South Africa climb it

March 13 down the years

The good, the bad and the downright ugly

An eventful World Cup semi-final

March 14 down the years

The start of the greatest comeback

India claw back from the brink against Australia in Kolkata

March 15 down the years

Test cricket's first day

History is made in Melbourne

March 16 down the years

Herschelle the bully

Herschelle Gibbs hits six sixes in a World Cup over

March 17 down the years

Underdogs have their day

Sri Lanka's crowning glory

March 18 down the years

World Cup tragedy

The death of Bob Woolmer

March 19 down the years

Sobers declares

West Indies declare twice against England, and lose

March 20 down the years

When Franklyn rose to the challenge

West Indies' bowlers get them out of jail in Port-of-Spain

March 21 down the years

Inzy's first hurrah

Pakistan knock out the co-hosts in a World Cup semi

March 22 down the years

The silly semi-final

The first great rain-rule farce

March 23 down the years

England's immoveable object

Birth of a future England captain

March 24 down the years

The enigmatic Mr Jones

The man with an eye for the superfluous run

March 25 down the years

Imran on top of the world

Pakistan's cornered tigers maul England

March 26 down the years

The ultimate homework assignment

Mushtaq bowls to Sobers... on debut

March 27 down the years

Burn the umpire

A dangling effigy is born

March 28 down the years

A master's homecoming

The king cuts loose in his first Test at home

March 29 down the years

Fee, fi, fo, fum

The definitive Curtly Ambrose demolition job

March 30 down the years

Lara's one-man show

The Prince of Trinidad reaches his zenith

March 31 down the years

Pigeon comes of age

A sizzling start to cricket's premier 1990s match-up

    Anti-corruption efforts need to be proactive

Ian Chappell: Rather than relying on the police or media to uncover rot in the game, cricket has to get tough with its own

    Him against the world

Even at the height of his success with the national side, Sreesanth was a lonely cricketer who felt hard done by. By Ajay Shankar

    The sound of silence

Jayaditya Gupta: Gauging from the official broadcast of the IPL you'd be hard-pressed to guess there has been a spot-fixing scandal over the past few days

    The double Nelson

Go Figure: S Rajesh and Andy Zaltzman explore the hidden secrets behind 222

All hail the box

Krishna Kumar: There's no one better to sing the praises of the abdomen guard than someone who grew up playing without one, or wearing one with an infernal buckle

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Seven teams, four slots

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Pollard sledges Watson, Dravid is angry

Plays of the day from the IPL match between Mumbai Indians and Rajasthan Royals in Mumbai

A talent that didn't know its own worth

Sreesanth wasn't the most likeable team-mate or opponent, but he had skill beyond doubt, which we might have seen the last of

Unfortunate Sunrisers let match slip away

For 36 overs, Sunrisers painstakingly built a position of strength only for one terrible over to spoil it for them

Kartik wins in Royal Challengers' loss

It is hazardous to go by bowlers' figures in T20, but his figures of 4-0-17-1 in defence of just 115 were possibly an accurate reflection of how well he bowled

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